HomeMy WebLinkAboutMay 23, 2001 CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
PARK & RECREATION COMMISSION AGENDA
JEFFERSON BUILDING, HUSET PARK
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2001
6:00 P.M.
The City of Columbia Heights does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access
to, or treatment or employment in, its services, programs or activities. Upon request, accommodation will
be provided to allow individuals with disabilities to participate in all City of Columbia Heights' services,
programs and activities. Auxiliary aids for handicapped persons are available upon request when the
request is made at least 96 hours in advance. Please call the City Council Secretary at 706-3611, to make
arrangements. (TDD/706-3692 for deaf only).
1. ROI/~ CALL
CONSENT AGENDA
All items listed with asterisks (****) are considered to be routine by the Park &
Recreation Commission and will be enacted as part of the consent agenda by one motion.
3.(****)
APPROVAL OF APRIL 25, 2001 MINUTES
4.(****) APPROVAL PAYMENT OF BILLS
LETTERS AND REQUESTS
A. FRIDLEY/HEIGHTS SOCCER CLUB
The Fridley/Heights Soccer Club is requesting use of the event wagon for a family
picnic located at Commons Park in Fridley.
6. OLD BUSINESS
A. REVIEW AND UPDATE PARKS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Public Works Director/City Engineer, Kevin Hansen, will discuss Parks Capital
Improvement Plan.
NEW BUSINESS
A. 2001 JAMBOREE FIREWORKS BID
Attached are the two proposals for the 2001 Jamboree fireworks show. The cost of
the fireworks display is $6000.00, of this, $3000.00 was budgeted by the city and
the remaining is sought from donations.
B. HUSET PARK-HUSET PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Members of Huset Park Neighborhood Association will be present to discuss the
park needs of Huset Park.
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REPORTS
A. Recreation Director
B. Public Works Director/City Engineer
C. Commission Members
ADJOURNMENT
P&RCOMM: AGENDA-MAY01
THESE MINUTES HAVE
NOT BEEN APPROVED
City of Columbia Heights
Park and Recreation Commission
April 25, 2001
The meeting was called to order by Eileen Evans at 6:33 p.m.
ROLL CAIJ.
Members present:
Eileen Evans; Jerry Foss; Gary Mayer; Scott Niemeyer; Gary
Peterson; Roger Peterson; Keith Windschitl, Recreation Director;
Kevin Hansen, Public Works Director/City Engineer
Members absent:
Bruce Magnuson
Also present:
Bob Proft; Bob Soderholm
APPROVAL CONSENT AGENDA
Motion by Foss, second by Niemeyer to approve the consent agenda. All ayes, motion carded.
LETTERS AND REQUESTS
OLD TIMER'S
Old Timer's affiliates, Bob Proft and Bob Soderholm, requested the fees be waived in 2002 for
the annual Old Timer's Reunion. Commission Member, Eileen Evans, explained why the fee
waive policy was put into place. Recreation Director, Keith Windschitl, explained that the policy
is to offset the costs of staff time. Bob Soderholm gave the commission members a break down
of the Old Timer's expenses. Bob Proft asked the commission to make an exception to the JPM
policy. Motion by Mayer, second by Foss to grant fees to be waived in 2002. All ayes, motion
carried.
NEW DOGGIE
Mary Gilbertson of New Doggie, LLC submitted a letter requesting permission to conduct a
group dog training class in the hockey rink at McKenna Park to start in June and run for six
weeks. Commission Member, Eileen Evans, asked if New Doggie, LLC has liability insurance
and if any problems were to occur, would the city be held liable. Recreation Director, Keith
Windschitl, will look into the liability insurance. Motion by Evans, second by Foss to let Mary
Gilbertson conduct dog-training classes at McKenna Park provided she has the appropriate
insurance. All ayes, motion carded.
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OLD BUSINESS
RETAINING WAIJJ FOR SOUTHEAST CORNER OF JPM
Public Works Director/City Engineer, Kevin Hansen, explained to the commission members the
plans for building the retaining wall for the southeast comer of JPM. Commission members
went outside to look at where the retaining wall was going to be built and to select the block
color they wanted for the retaining wall. The commission members voted on tan keystone
modular blocks for the retaining wall.
2001 OUTDOOR RECREATION GRANT APPLICATION
Public Works Director/City Engineer, Kevin Hansen, reviewed the 2001 Outdoor Recreation
Grant application information with the commission members. He stated that Public Works redid
Prestemon Park, completing the playground and walking trail for $100,000.00. The carryovers
from the Outdoor Recreation Grant are the Silver Lake Boat Landing and Silver Lake Beach.
Kevin Hansen also stated that Ramsdell Park will need a complete makeover with its' parks
facilities.
NEW BUSINESS
REVIEW AND UPDATE PARKS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Public Works Director/City Engineer, Kevin Hansen, stated that he would like to see the Capital
Improvement Plan be updated and also stated that City Council only wants items over
$10,000.00 to be indicated on the Capital Improvement Plan. City Council dedicated
$400,000.00 of the sale of Medtronic tOwards parks funds. Mayor, Gary Peterson commented
that the city is considering buying the house on Huset Park west. He also asked when the
railroad tracks will be taken out from 39th Avenue NE to 37ta Avenue NE. Public Works
Director/City Engineer, Kevin Hansen, informed the commission that the railroad tracks are
scheduled for removal in May 2001.
SULLIVAN PARK HOUSE-RESHING! Jg~ ROOF
Public Works Director/City Engineer, Kevin Hansen, reviewed the project to re-shingle the
Sullivan building. Commission Member, Eileen Evans, asked if it would be better to take down
the picnic shelter in Sullivan Park due to vandalism. Kevin Hansen said that it would be better to
leave the picnic shelter up. Motion by Foss, second by Niemeyer to ask City Council to
authorize Public Works to seek bids on shingles.
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MURZYN HAIJJ WOOD FLOOR REFINISHING
Recreation Director, Keith Windschitl, discussed the options for refinishing the main hall wood
floor. The oil-based urethane we currently have just doesn't hold up to the wear and tear the
floor receives. $9000.00 has been budgeted for the 2001 floor refinishing. There are two
options. One is a water-based chemical and the other is a moisture cure. Moisture cure is more
expensive but should protect the floor better. Motion by Foss, second by Niemeyer to continue
seeking bids with the final decision being up to the discretion of the Recreation Director, Keith
Windschitl. All ayes, motion carded.
REPORTS
RECREATION DIRECTOR
Recreation Director, Keith Windschitl, informed the commission members that the summer city
newsletter would be the last one that Janice McGee-Fetzer will be doing. The city newsletter is
due out in early May 2001.
Recreation Director, Keith Windschitl, informed the commission members that a concerned
citizen called in regards to loud football practices, which are taking place at Gauvette Park from
6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. three times a week. Commission members felt that since Gauvette Park is
a public park, they could do nothing about the practices.
Recreation Director, Keith Windschitl, asked the commission members if they had suggestions
on what to do with the Back To The Parks money. He would like to see the money used in the
budget. This issue will be revisited at a later date.
Recreation Director, Keith Windschitl, informed the commission members that JPM signage will
be put in selected locations within Columbia Heights to direct people to JPM.
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR/CITY ENGINEER
Public Works Director/City Engineer, Kevin Hansen, informed the commission members that the
sidewalk will be put in Gateway Park June 2001. Mayor, Gary Peterson, informed the
commission members that the American flag and the city flag will be put up in Gateway Park for
people entering the city limits to view. Gateway Park is located at the intersection of Resevior
and Central Avenue, just north of 37th Ave. NE, in Columbia Heights.
COMMISSION MEMBERS
Commission Member, Eileen Evans, asked the commission members if it would be possible to
hold the next meeting at a park to better visualize the needs for the city parks. The next meeting
will be held at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 23, 2001 at Huset Park. The commission will also
be inviting the Huset group to join them in their meeting.
Motion by Foss, second by Niemeyer to adjourn. All ayes, motion carried. Meeting adjourned at
8:41 p.m.
Tina Foss, Park and Recreation Commission Secretary
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EXPENSES - MURZYN HALL - APRIL, 2001
DATE ' VENDOR Shelf ITEM COST ACCOUNT
25-Apr Home Depot . / coat rack for Sr. Center $30.46 2171
25-Apr Home Depot Pins, spray bottles $26.13 2171
25-Apr Home Depot Roller covers, tape $24.33 2171
25-Apr Home Depot Hose menders, couplings, spray gun $20.84 2171
25-Apr Home Depot Batteries $15.86, 2171
25-Apr Home Depot Batteries, Pressure washer wand $40.95! 2171
9-Apr Pepsi 70 Gallons premix i $238.00 2990
25-Apr Pepsi 35 Galllons premix $119.00 2990
25-Apr iState of MN Sales tax $114.12 4395
I TOTAL $629.69
05/17/2001
Dear Park Board Members,
I, Aurora Johnston, respectfully request the use of the event wagon on behalf of the Fridley/Heights
soccer club. On July 18th, the soccer club is hosting our end of the season family picnic at Fridley
Commons Park.
The Fridley/Heights soccer club is a collaboration of residents from both communities.
· City of Fridley is waiving all fees for the use of the Commons Park shelter,
field preparation and water shelter for waterslide activity.
· Fridley/Heights soccer club is providing utensils, beverages and volunteers.
Unfortunately we are lacking tables and chairs necessary for people to gather and get to know one
another. I believe this is where the city of Columbia Heights can help out with the use of the event
wagon. It's my understanding the city council has stipulated use of event wagon be limited to our
city limits.
Columbia Heights offers no spring/summer soccer program nor do permanent soccer fields exist to
host a picnic of this size, therefore gatherings such as these are traditionally held at Fridley. I
would ask this board to waive or suspend city limit provision to meet the needs of approximately
100 Heights kids and their families. I believe this is an opportunity to fulfill our obligation to this
collaboration.
As coordinator of this event and Columbia Heights resident I respectfully request use of the
event wagon outside of city limits. Thank you for your assistance.
Sincerely,
Fridley/Heights Soccer
Club event coordinator
PRECOCIOUS PYROTECHNICS, INC.
4420 - 278th Ave. N. W.
(320)346-220~ Belgrade, MN 56312-9616 USA
(800)637 ~.~.20
Manufacturer Importer Distributor
FAX (320)346-2403
Display Designer
May 12,2001
Kcith Windschitl
Park and Recreation
530 Mill St. NE
Columbia Height, MN 55421
Subject: June 23rd Fireworks Show
Dear Keith:
I will give you a greater variety of shells, candles, and multi-shot items for your show as you requested.
Throughout the show, I have increased the quality of the type of fireworks by quite a amount, by using a
large amount of Minnesota manufactured fireworks. I understand that the budget for this show is
$6,000.00. We have a larger variety of fireworks to choose from to do a great show for you and the
people of Columbia Height's.
We carry $5,000,000.00 product liability on all products used and also carry workers compensation on
all our employees. The cost of insurance is figured into the show budget. We are a Minnesota company
with our headquarters based here in the state and pay state sales tax on the products that we use in the
show. If you are exempt, send us a copy of your Sales and Use Tax Permit and the moneys we held out
for the sales tax will be applied to product for the show.
I would like to see the show site to make sure all the distances are correct as we use the NFPA (National
Fire Protection Association ) 1123 guide for distances. I and one other employees are principle
members of the technical committee on pyrotechnics for the NFPA.
Thc show will be choreographed for you.
Thank you for allowing us the oppommity to quote your city's show. If~,ou have any questions, please
call, write, fax or e-mail us.
The following pages are the break down and listing of the fireworks used in the show.
Where quality fireworks are presented with pride/
Page 1 of 3
PRECOCIOUS PYROTECHNICS, INC., 4420- .278th Ave. N. W., Belgrade, MN 56312-9616 USA
Columbia Heights Minnesota's July 23rd Fireworks Show
Opening:
10-3" Brocade Chrys to Purple w/Tails
3-3" Multiple break shells Red, White, Blue to 3 Titanium Reports.
100 shot Variety Color w/Reports
Main Body of show:
100 shot Variety Crossettes- these are colored stars that each explode into 4 pieces making 100
crosses in the sky- Great Item!
9- 8 balls = 72 shots Candles, Red, White, & Blue in a 3-Fan Patterns, Large Exhibition size, 3
locations in fans arrangements
100 shots Brocade Crown Shells
1000 shot Whistling Dragon-LOAD
4-100 shot = 400 Yellow Scenery
3-600 shot =1800 Silvery Swallows- Looks like 3 vary large silver Pine Tree's
100 shot Golden Dragons
9-8 Ball = 72 Spinner w/Golden tails Roman Candles- Large Exhibition size, 3 locations in fans
arrangements
100 shots Multi-Color Peonies w/Silver Tails
4-100 shot = 400 Green Scenery
2-104=208 Shots Poisonous Spider
150 shot Happy Star's- Won at our open house this spring, BEST new item of the year!
9-8 Ball = 72 Silver Crackling Tailed stars roman candle- Large Exhibition size, 3 locations in
fans arrangements
150 shot Silver Crackling Stars
150 Silver Crossettes Stars
150 shot Variety Color w/Reports 300 effects total
9-8 Ball = 72 Red Crackling Tailed Stars Roman Candles- Large Exhibition size, 3 locations in
fans arrangements
4-100 shot = 400 Red Scenery
150 shot Purple to Golden Crackling Crossettes
36 shot Multi colored Peony's w/tails
36 shot assorted colored Ring shells
9-8 Ball = 72 Green Glittering Boomers Roman Candles- Large Exhibition size, 3 locations
in fans arrangements
24 shot multi- colored fan cake
2-300 = 600 total shots Fan cake Red, White (Silver), Blue w/Mines
36 shot Silver Peony with Multi-colored mines
Continued:
Where quality fireworks are presented with pride/ Page 2 of 3
PRECOCIOUS PYROTECHNICS~ INC.~ 4420 - 278th Ave. N. W., BelRrade, MN 56312-9616 USA
Finale:
60-3" Mixed and Assorted Chrysanthemums and Peonies
120-3" Titanium Salutes with Silver Glittering Rising Tails
The show may. vary as to the inventory available at the time, but all substitutes will be of equal or
greater value.
Again, thank you for the opportunity to make this proposal to the City of Columbia Height's for their
fireworks show. We hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely?
/
~son
nt of Precocious Pyrotechnics, Inc.
GWH/gam
Where quality fireworlcs' are presented with pride/ Page 3 of 3
MELROSE NORTH pYROTECHNICS, INC.
9'405 COUNTY RD. 8
CLEAR LAKE. MN 55319
T 3E:0.743.6496 800.771.7976
F 3;:'0.743,6499 800.775.7976
May 9, 2001
City of Columbia Heights
Mr. Keith Windschitl
530 Mill Street NE
Columbia Heights, MN 55421-3878
Re: Fireworks Display on June 23, 2001
Dear Keith,
Thank you for the opportunity to turn in a proposal and once again be part of your
event for the City of Columbia Heights.
Enclosed please find the proposal as we discussed. I have also included the
contract and a copy for your records. A self-addressed envelope has been included for
your convenience.
We look forward to hearing back from you and hope to continue the tradition of
working with you.
Sincerely,
MELROSE PYROTECHNICS, INC.
Ervin J. Haman
Director of Operations
Enc
$ 6~000.00 PROGRAM
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS~ MN
JUNE 23,
2001
THE FOLLOWING ARE INCLUDED WITH THE PROGRAM:
1. Five Million Dollars Public Liability Insurance
2. Experienced Display Operators
3. Display Operators covered by Worker's Compensation Insurance
4. Department of Transportation Certified, CDL Licensed Drivers
5. All material and equipment to set up and fire the display
200 SHOTS MULTI-COLOR BEES
BRILLIANT COLORS WITH THE ADDED SOUND OF
BUZZING LIKE THAT OF BEES
100 GLITTERING CROSSETTES
VIBRANT SHIMMERING COLORS FILL THE SKIES
138 SHOTS OF RED BOUQUETS
BEAUTIFUL CRIMSON HUES LIGHT UP THE NIGHT
I
I
Varieties Include...
RUBY RED
EMERALD
YELLOW & ZINC
SAPPHIRE TO
TURQUOISE W/GOLD SPIDER WEB
TRANSFORMATION
AQUA & GOLD SPIDER WEB
ORANGE & CRACKLING
BLUE & TRANSFORMATION
HOT PINK & SILVER TWINKI
inch
BLUE WILLOW
SPIDER WEB
SPIDER WEB TO SILVER
WroTE & TIGER TAH.
GOLD STROBE
VIOI,F~T TO SILVER
MINT & GOLD GLITYER
BLUE & SILVER
MULTI-COLOR
GREEN STROBE
dO 3inch ~ 4inch ~ $inch ~ 6inch
Varieties Include...
TOURBILLION REPORT MINE
RED STAR PATFE~
SILVER WHISTLES
SILVER WHISTLE TO TITANIUM
2-BREAK SNOWFLAKE & PURPLE
2-BREAK RED & WHITE STROBE
2-BREAK GOLD CHANDELIER
2-BREAK CRACKLING & MAROON
2-BREAK EMERALD & SILVER
2-BREAK RED & WHITE METEOR
2-BREAK RUBY & GOLD STROBE
SILVER PALM TREE W/TAIL
TRIPLE STROBE CIRCLE
PURPLE TO GOLD STROBE
TIGER TO RUBY TO PURPLE W/TAIL
TIGER TO EMERALD W/TAIL
SILVER RING CROSSETTE W/EMERALD
GOLD CHANDELIER W/EMERALD
HALF MAROON - HALF GOLD
SILVER OR GOLD CROSSE'ITE
WHITE STROBING CHRYSANTHEMUM
RED STROBE WILLOW
GREEN STROBE WILLOW
CRACKLING DELIGHT
TREASURE CHEST
RED HEART W/WHITE STROBE RING
YELLOW MAG METEOR
RED MAG METEOR
WHITE MAG METEOR
HOURGLASS W/RING
RAINBOW SHELL OF SI-[ELLS
MAROON SPIDER DAHLIA
SHIMMERING GREEN TO SILVER
MAJESTIC ARCHING TRANSFORMATION
SILVER WAVE W/RUBY CORE
SPIDERWEB TO SILVER
WHITE STAR PA'I~I'ERN
FIVE POINT RED STAR W/BLUE RING
FOUR LEAF CLOVER
TREMALON CROSSETTE
46 3inch I~ 4inch ,ltl $inch ~ 6inch
Varieties Include...
RED COMET
BLUE COMET
SILVER COMET
RED COMET W/REPORT
GREEN COMET W! WHITE PEONY
PURPLE COMET W/SILVER CHRYS.
CRACKLING COMET W! REPORT
BLUE TO RED PEONY
PURPLE TO GOLD PEONY
PURPLE TO SILVER PEONY
YELLOW TO BLUE PEONY
YELLOW TO GREEN PEONY
GREEN TO WHITE PEONY
RED TO GREEN PEONY
RED TO YELLOW PEONY
RED TO YELLOW TO PURPLE PEONY
GREEN TO SILVER TO BLUE PEONY
GREEN TO WHITE TO BLUE PEONY
GREEN TO GOLD TO PURPLE PEONY
YELLOW TO GREEN TO BLUE PEONY
GREEN / RED / BLUE ! SILVER PEONY
YELLOW / PURPLE / SILVER / GREEN
PEONY W/PALM TREE PISTIL
SILVER CROWN
CRACKLING STARS
SILVER DRAGON
RED CHRYSANTHEMUM
RED & GREEN BEES
GREEN WAVE
PARACHUTE W/RED CHAIN
PARACHUTE W/WHITE CHAIN
RED LANTERN PARACHUTE
BROCADE WHITE CHRYSANTHEMUM
BROCADE COLOR CHRYSANTHEMUM
BROCADE BLUE CHRYSANTHEMUM
BROCADE RED CHRYSANTHEMUM
BROCADE YELLOW CHRYSANTHEMUM
BROCADE GREEN CHRYSANTHEMUM
BROCADE PURPLE CHRYSANTI~MUM
inch ~ 4 inch I~ 5 inch ~ 6 inch
Kanto Kako Varieties Include...
KAMURO
KAMURO ENDING W/SILVER
KAMURO ENDING W/RED & BLUE
KAMURO W! PALM TREE CORE
KAMURO W/BEES
KAMURO W/TITANIUM REPORTS
KAMURO W/FLOWERS
BEES AND BEES
MULTI COLOR CROSSETTE W/REPORTS
MULTI COLOR BLOOMING W/PALM
COLOR CHANGING SATURN W/RING
PURPLE PEONY W/BEES
COLOR CHANGING CHRYSANTI~,MUM
PALM TREE W/T~.II,
COLOR CHANGING TO KAMURO
TIGER TAH, WI GREEN WILLOW
CHRYSANTHEMUM W/COCONUT
SILVER PEONY W/RED PISTILS
2-COLOR CHANGE CHRYSANTHEMUM
2-COLOR CHANGE PEONY
Mantsuaa Varieties Include...
BROCADE DIADEM CHRYSANTHEMUM
DIADEM CHRYSANTl~MUM W/BEES
BLUE PEONY WI RED DANCING COMETS
PAI,M W/CRACKLING'TRUNK
DIADEM CHRYSANTHEMUM W/PALM
RED DAHLIA W/FLORAL SALUTES
PURPLE CHRYS. W/SILVER BEES
HALEY'S COMET W/LARGE SILVER TAHJ
COLOR CHANGING TO KAMURO
3-COLOR CHRYS. W/SILVER PISTILS
COLOR PEONY W/RED-GOLD PISTILS
FLOWER MINE ASSORTED COLORS
3-COLOR CHRYS. W/SMALL FLOWERS
SILVER PALM TREE W/LARGE
BROCADE CHRYSANTHEMUM
2-COLOR PEONY W/DOUBLE PISTILS
RED COMETS TO TITANIUM BURST
2-COLOR CHANGING TO KAMURO
FLAT CHRYSANTHEMUM
TWINKLE KAMURO
40 3inch ~ 4inch ~ 5inch ~ 6inch
Glorious Varieties Include...
RED TO BLUE PEONY
YELLOW TO RED W/TAH,
RED CHRYSANTHEMUM W/TAHJ
PURPLE DOUBLE RING
BLUE CHRYSANTHEMUM W TAIL
SILVER CHRYSANTHEMUM
RED DOUBLE RING
5-COLOR KAMURO W/SILVER TAIL
PEONY W/PISTIL AND TAH,
PURPLE PEONY WITH BEES
SILVER DOUBLE RING
HALF SILVER - HALF RED
HALF RED - HALF BLUE
HALF SILVER- HALF GREEN
POINSETTIA
SATURN
RED PEONY W/SILVER TAHJ
BLUE PEONY W/YELLOW PISTIL
PURPLE - GREEN W/RED - SILVER WAVE
BLUE PEONY W/YELLOW PISTIL
Sunny International Varieties Include...
DRAGON EGGS
VARIEGATED COLOR W/CRACKLING
RED GAMBOGE TO BLUE
GLITTERING SILVER TO PURPLE
GOLDEN WAVE TO GREEN
SILVER PALM TREE W/TAHJ
GREEN CRACKLING FLOWER
BLUE & WroTE PEONY
METEOR
RED SURF
CRACKLING WILLOW FLOWER
RING WITH SCATTERING
THOUSANDS BLUE CHRYSANTHEMUM
FISH W/SILVER TAIl,
COCONUT WITH SALUTES
THRICE MAGIC RING
GUN FIGHTING (RED TAIL REPORT)
GOLD BROCADE KAMURO TO GREEN
CROSSETTE GOLD GLI3TER
4-COLOR CHANGE PEONY
inch ~ 4 inch ~ 5 inch
Varieties Include...
GOLDEN WAVES
GOLD RAYS
STARS AROUND POLARIS
PEACOC~ TAll:
FLYING BUTTERFLY IN STAR NIGHT
SPLENDID RED FLOWERS
KAMURO SERPENT TO FUSHIA RING
SPARKLING PINK LIGHTS
GOLDEN WH,! JOW
BLUE Wll iT,OW W/FA!,T ,lNG T,EAVES
GOLD SPIDER W/GREEN PISTIL
SILVER STROBE TO GREEN TO RED
RUBY & SILVER TWINKLER
MAGENTA & TANGERINE
TURQUOISE & 1JIJAC
WH.LOW TO SAPPHIRE
SAPPHIRE TO EMERAI,D
SILVER & TANGERINE
COLOR TIP WHISTLES
TREASURE CHEST
WHITE HUMMER W/RED CENTER
SERPENTS AND STARS
FISH AND WHISTLE
THUNDER AND RAINBOW
WHISTLE AND STARS
ARTll J ,FRY
GOLDEN PALM TREE W/TAHJ
GOLD STROBE
WlI,I,OW DIADEM TO RUBY
RED TIP WH,I,OW W/TAll,
DOUBLE CIRCI,E RED AND GREEN
GLITI'ER WEB TO TANGERINE
GLITTERING SILVER TO RED TO BLUE
VIOLET SERPENT TO REPORT W/RED CENTER
RED & BLUE TO FI. ASH PEONY
GREEN TO RED TO FLASH PEONY
SILVER TWINIO,F,R TO EMERALD
PURPLE PEONY W/COCONUT BUDS
WHITE PEONY W/PURPLE PISTILS
SILVER SCREAMERS
The following is a list of "Special Effects" segments, of which 18
incorporated into the program during the design stage.
will be
9 1
9 1 Y2"
9 1
9 1 ~"
9 1 Y~"
6 2"
6 2"
6 2"
6 4Omm
6 40mm
6 40mm
6 4Omm
6 40mm
6 40mm
4 50mm
4 5Omm
4 50mm
4 50mm
4 5Omm
4 50mm
10 Pieces
10 Pieces
96 Shot
96 Shot
96 Shot
1 O0 Shot
100 Shot
100 Shot
104 Shot
150 Shot
186 Shot
200 Shot
200 Shot
200 Shot
200 Shot
200 Shot
49 1 Y~"
150 1 72"
100 2"
36 2 72"
36 2 72"
36 2 72"
36 2 72"
Gold Comet Candle Barrage
Blue Comet Candle Barrage
Red Comet Candle Barrage
Silver Comet Candle Barrage
Gold Crackling Candle Barrage
Purple Crossette Mine Candle
Green Crossette Mine Candle
Multi-Cross Color with Blink Tail
Orange Comet Candles
Lemon Comet Candles
White Spangle 8~ Red Comets
Blue Bombette Candle with Yellow Tail
Kamuro ~ Violet Comets
Violet Bombette with Kamuro Tail
Green Serpentines to Reports
Titanium Tourbillions
Yellow Candle Barrages
Screaming Candle Barrage
Violet Candle Barrages
Multi-Color Bombettes
Red Or White Strobing Illuminated Horizon
30,000 Candle Power Red Illuminated Horizon
Star Gate
Flashy Rain
Storm King
Fan Color Mine with Silver Coconuts
Thunder King
Thunder Flower
Green Crossettes
Crackling Stars
Celebration King
Red, White 6~ Blue
Silver Flying Fish
Flashy Rain
Multi-Color Bees
Oriental Thunder
Red Crossette
Silver Crossette
Color Shells with Silver Tails
Silver Glittering
Dragon Eggs with Tails
Assorted Colored Peony with Tails
Multi-Colored Palm Trees with Tails
96 SHOTS STAR GATE
TWITTERING SHOTS OF MAGNESIUM BLUES AND
SPINNING, SHREIKING WHISTLES
200 SHOTS OF SILVER FLYING FISH
COLORFUL EFFECTS THAT
INCORPORATE POWERFUL REPORTS
INTO THEIR DISPLAY
100 SHOTS RED, WHITE AND
BLUE COLORED SHELLS
PATRIOTIC COLORS BRIGHTEN THE NIGHT SKY
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS RECREATION DEPARTMENT
MILL STREET N.£., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MN 55421-3878 (763) 706-3730 TDD (763) 706-3692
The following is the agenda for the regular meeting of the Park and Recreation Commission to be held at 6:00 p.m. on
Wednesday, May 23rd, 2001 at Jefferson Building. Huset Park. 3965 Jefferson St. NE, Columbia Heights, MN.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Call to Order and Roll Call
Consent Agenda
Approval of April 25, 2001 Minutes
Approval Payment of Bills
Letters and Requests
a. Fridley/Heights Soccer Club
Old Business
a. Review and update Parks Capital Improvement Plan
New Business
a. 2001 Jamboree fireworks bid
b. Huset Park-Huset Park Neighborhood Association
Reports
a.
b.
C.
Recreation Director
Public Works Director/City Engineer
Commission Members
Adjournment
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